_ MARCH 15. 1937 THE CHARLOTT ET OWN GUARDIAN PAGE ‘FIVE

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NEW YORK, March 13--Genera

Motors officials and U. A. W. hav reached a final agreement, Gover nor Murphy has called a meeting of several officials to meet in De troit today. The Journal of Com- merce carries the story this morn mg that when the annual report of White Moto1's is is'<ued it wil probably show about $1.25. Phelps Dodge for lat year reported $2.25 ugainst $1.21 in 1935. We would ex- pect an irregular market today with strength in some of the oils, illinois Central, B. and 0.. U. S Rubber and probably the motors.

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TORONTO. March 13-Noranda -Noranda Mines Ltd., has no oroflt of 59.260037 in the year end ed December 31, 1936. Compared vim $5,901,613 in the precedin liscal period. The year's earning equalled $4 14 per share against 8.68. J. Y. Murdoch, President

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points out years pn :fit resu.ted in the largest profit the company has enjoyed since the commencement of operations. He sh :tes that while havin: many years future produc- tion, the earnings 'will depend on the price of gold Itnd copper, the latter of late having advanced to the highest prices cinu: 1930 and for fm Bverflge price Higher than has been maintained 11;.; severai year, and the future is bright. Pamour, in which Noranda. holds substan- tial interest is now milling may 700 ton: per day.

Astoria Rouyn-A pplicatlon to R..

C. Gamble. Presida-nt of the com- Pimy. elicits the information that at the 125 foot lenel off the shaft. a cross cut to the.south for a dis- tance of between 115 to 18 feet had Plcliffd UD the hluh grade vein which left the shhft on its south- #fly din at the nm 1 mot norlmnzn

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WINNIPEG, March 14 - (CP)_

Weakness of outside markets, con- pled with reportw of rain in the United States .winter wheat belt, sent wheat pricqes 3-4 to me oem lower on the \\'innlpeg gram ex- change today.

Although values went down 11-2

Cents 811 l>0’¢f»0n'l levels, export and foreign interesils offered support and May wheat closed at $1.29 5-8, July $1.28 1-2 to 5-8 and October $1.16 3-8.

EXD0rt of ignadian wheat was

estimated at 3.000 bushels chief- ll’ to the Unitqd Kingdom.

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lower. Prices on the English mar- kvt slipped pn, due w weakness at WIHTUPCS Bild B/uenos Aires yes- terday. combi! led with bearish news from the United States wheat belt.

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_ E. M. BAGNALL - Manager

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MAN WITII CAB.-WATKINS

Dealer needed for nearby rural route supplying established de- mand for World Famous Spices, Extracts. Baking Powder, Some. C‘eaneers. Medicines. Ply Spray, Bfoclc and Poultry Tonica_ 80 year reputation. 10.000 dealers. Must be satisfied with 830.00 weekly at start. Belling experience unnec- essary. Farm experience helpful. Credit furnished right. parties. Write immediately. J. R Watkins Cllmllany, Montreal, Que., Dent. Z-C-IA. N-1003-2-22-S-1-B-15.

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NEW YORK, March 14-(APL.

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;x15o)st holders refused to sell below

Futures No. 3 contract closed 2

to 6 points net higher with sales points net higher on sales of 6,950 tons.

No. 3 close:_ March 2.65; May

2.53b: July 2.5411; Sep. 2.5%; Nov. z.54n; Jan. 2.5ol>.

MINING

'l‘ORON'lD, March 14 - Active

buying brightened the mining share market in the closing ses- sion of the week, giving the golds a 2 1-2 point lift and the miscel- laneous mines about a point as measured by the exchange index. After sagging through the week the list appeared ready for atleast a moderate rebound. Volume was better than in the previous Satur- day session at 681,000 shares.

Gold shares made the bestshow-

ing and the oils and base metals boarded minor gains. Dome. show- ing a point advance to 48, was the strongest of the seniors.

SPRINGFIELD W. I.

The Febnlary meeting of the

Springfield Women’s Institute met at the home of Mrs. L. W. E. Has- lam with fourteen members and one visitor present. .,

The president presided and op-

ened the meeting with the Instit- ute Ode followed 1by the Creed re- peated in unison. Minutes of pre- vlous meeting were read and od- opted. Collectors reported nine dollars collected for Sanatorium. It was moved. seconded and car- ried that twenty dollars be for- warded to the Provincial Senator- ium. The sid: committee pres- ented bill of twenty four cents which was ordered to be paid. Mrs. Nelson Matheson visited the school and gave a favorable re- port. The questionnaires on Can- adianization and national events. and Canadian Industries were cap- ably dealt with by the covenors in charge. The following committees were appointed for the March meeting which is to be held at the home of Mrs. Nelson Matheson: refreshment, Mrs. Arthur I-laslam, Mn. Crawford Sinclair and Mrs. Matheson; programme. Mrs. R.. E. I-Iowurd. Mrs. Irving Hallam and Mrs. Norris Sinclair. The topic of the meeting to be legislation; roll call to be responded to by naming the qualifications of A good citi- aen. Program consisted of o “Glee contest" prepared by Mrs. Mathe- son, and prize won by Mrs. I'.W_E_ Harlem and Mies Margaret Lord. also o solo by Mr. 1".W.E. Haslam The sum of two dollars and thirty cents was realized from the “grab beg". Lunch was served by the hostes|.- assisted by Mrs. Irving Harlem and Mrs. J. E. Haaiam.

Collection amounted to one dol-

lar and thirty cents. one mem- bership fee was poid. Meeting closed with the National Anthem.

"sToc1< QUUTA T1oNs

MARKET BULLETIN

(Received over Woods- Reade and Company Special Wire)

MORNING MARKET LETTER

Unsteadiness of copper and tin

prices in London on lop of the rc- cent sharp advance in the prices of these metal ccnling 111 at a time when recurring rumors indi- cated concern in Washillgtou o\el' the advances in both commodity and security prices, installed a good deal of caution into yeste1'd1ly’s mz'\.:et sentiment. Alter failing to make headway in the morning, prices went lower on a short sell- ing wave around noon. This was followed by a good but scarcely convincing rally towards the close which enabled many of the more speculative stocks and some oi the higher priced market leaders to show gains on the day.

The heaviness of the Utility

group added to the cv" ‘o " state of mind. Another factor was the indi:al,o11 cl sr.. _ ._ . _1 French loan and the br' I .hut it may result in some rr :1 ' ' ~ of French funds. This may explain the heaviness in G::vurll1ue.ll bends. In this regard, however. it Should be appreciated that any repatriation of capital on a substantial scale would minimize the probability of some acticll on our part to curb the inflow of capital funds.

The immillellce of the lnujor in-

come tax payment date also -may have caused some lieccasilious sell- ing of both stocks and bonds.

On the whole the immediate out-

look appears to have enough un- certainties to wararnt the protec- tion of tradinz profil' although the fundamental state of business has many encouraginr n<uer~t ,

Laidlaw and Company.

BANON MORNING LETTER

Thursdays sharp decline con-

tinued until the final hour when a buying wave appeared and car- ried all 3 averages up from the lows of the day. -

On the whole the selling pres-

sure did not increase materially thus adding to the evidence fzlvsr- ing extension of the a<i\1n1‘<~c,

New York Centralis early re-

action to 50 3-4 was sllcccedcrl uy a brusk rec-overv to 52 3-8. T ~-rl remains definitely bullish. Hold present positions and buy on mi.:or dips. Delawzwc Lackawanna ended the day 1-8 lower. Buy near last night’s close.

On dips continue to buy Pen-

nyslvania. Illinois Central. Dela- ware Hudson, Nnrthern Pacific. and Southern Railway.

Stocks with posibilitlcs better

than average include Celancse. Standard Oil of N. J.. Ohio Oil Company, Crown Zellerbach. Unit- ed Aircraft. American Rolling Mills. and Valfadilllli, buy at 'cur- rent level and on dips.

Canadian sllarcs sold off in

sympathy with New York. Trend remains bulltsh.

Distillers Serlgrmns shows strong

signs of ending its period of dull- ness. buy near last night close and on dips. Current dips in Fraser Voting TrllSt. Ccllzlflinn Pacific Howard Smith, and Lake of the Woods, places those issues in buy- ing ranges.

Eldorado continued to act better

than avera1re~hold positions and buy on minor dipr Golds lost some further ground yesterday. There is little d0\lbt that oversold condition

is being gradually created. Since.

rallies. however. arc not likely as yet to be sustained. I suggest that you do not hurry in the estab- lishment of new positions,

Banon.

SUMMARY

Phelps Dodge 1936 net income,

$11,392,546 but before depletion or $2.25 a share against $6,147,878 or Sl 21 in 1935.

Simmons Co. 1936 net profit $4.-

000.306 or $3.53 a :hare against $l.291,023 ol' $114 in 1935

National Su':ar Refining Co. 1938

net profit $l.458.2;24 against net loss 3205.561 in 1935

Hecla Mining Co 1935 net profit

$924,604 bc-fore depletion or 92 cents a share against 8113537 or 'll cents in 1935. ,Estimaios of January and Feb- ruary resuits for o11err\tll‘g proper- ties ci reprvscliczltniivc clcrtric light s\_:d powrr sv tcm indicate gross income 7 pci' cent ahead and

not lilrclne 10 por cent ahead lol' first quarter over year ago.

Intl. Paper and Power Co. pro-

po es toexchange for each share of 7 per cent pid. one share new 5 pid. and one share new r.o1nmon. Holders of 6 per cent pfd would receive one share new 5 Pei' Gem pid. and 3-4 share common. Each class A. common would receive 8- 20 share new common, Class B 6- 20 share alld Cla>s C. 3-20 share. pills warrants to buy colnmon at $25 in respective rat-es of 12-20 hare, 9-20 share and 9-40 share. Budget e=‘ ' “"1 of 1937 earnings 900.000 vs. 1936 net profit s 786,241 or sr-, 11.1 '1 pid 111 1m'<=§rs. and net loss of $3-323-432 in 193°'

30 Industrials 192.27 low 189.59.

last 191.24 off 98,

20 Rails high 62 66 low 61 30 last

$2 27 off _34. ` _ 20 Utilities high 33 29 low 32 55

lrst 33 00 off 22.

40 Bonds 103.19 off 19.

BARING. MORNING. LETTER

Stocks recently recommended by

us made fair gains. I still expect the averagef to reach 197 soon.

American Hide and Leather pfd.

recommended Wednesday. failed to react, to my buying figure 43. clos- ed 44 3-4 yesterday and 52 today- It can still be bought if it reacts to about 49 and the common mal’ be bought below 10

American Rolling Mills went 1 point lower than y€Sl5'3fdi\y blflt closed higher, I expect to see it near 50 before breaking todays lows.

Vanadium. which I sllid .\'f‘SU`l"

day to buy at 37 was low at 36 5-8. buy some around or just below 37-

lndustrial Rayon which I said t-0

buy below 38 wa= low at 37 3-4. buy some at or just below 38.

Westinghouse has probably fin-

ished its reaction, buy at 149.

Superior Steel closed at 45 1-2.

buy it below 45.

Douglas Aircraft was up 2 points

and should 1be bought below 65.

United Airlines may be bought

below 21 and Lockheed around 14.

Chrysler rallied nearly 4 points

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coaster through life?

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or a trip, or perhaps out of the kindness of your heart you make a loan to some out~of-luck relation. Your money is gone!

Nothing daunted, you start in again to

save and, in months or years, you have saved another substantial sum. Then again

the big temptation comes.

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ride in the roller coaster. Up and down, up and down-building up slowly and

come to the end of the ride, you discover you are at exactly the place from whidl

you starred.

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MINING

from the opening but it should not bleak 126, nor should General Mol :rs go more than a Imation be iw to<lay’.< lows ii they are goin o l1.o\'e further advance which _

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naconda oses a ove aim

shxuld go our-e more to 69, \\'her1- I would .sell out llnii.

U. S. Steel rallied sliarply and

should go above 129, but you hould have taken such a big prof- it !-hat you can afford to miss the last five points.

The same holds good about Beth-

lclleln Steel and Republic Steel Corporation-

Brooklyn Manhattan Transport

should be bought below 42, Ameri- 1 can Can below 110, American Bank Note around 30, Phillip Morris around 74. Hollander 28. and wolild keep long oi your reanlinlng hal-es of N. Y. Central, Southern Railway etc.. and I look for a further good advance in Sim.mon=, While Con- goleum-Nairn, should go above 50.

Boring.

It is reported that Canadian

Newspri1'lt Companies will. within 30 days announce a price of $50 pei' ton for next year. This announce- ment oi course is not due until the. fall but will bc made sooner prob:lbl'y with the view of fore- stalling the lllauguratiou of some silly price by the Great Northern Paper Company, as happened last fall. If this announcement comes it is not hard io vizualize what will happen to the stocks of the news- print comparlics.

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